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COURT PROCLA NATION.

WHEREAS, the Hon. WiuLIAM ELwELL
w President Judge Of the Court of oyer and
Terminer and GeneralJail Delivery, Court OF quar-
ter Sessions Of the Peace and the Court OF Common
Pleas and orphans Court In the 2Gth Judicial Dis
trlct, composed OF the counties OF Columbia and
Montour, and the Hons. James Lake and F. L
Shuman, Associate Judges OF Columbia county
have issued their precept bearing date the l4th day
OF Dec in the gear OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-slx, and to me directed for
holding Court of oyer and Terminer and General
Quarter sessions OF the Peace, Court OF Common
Pleas and Orphans Court, In Bloomsbury In the
county OF Columbia, on the first Monday, being
the 7th day OF Feb. next to continue for two
weeks,
Notice is hereby given to the Coroner,t to the Jus
tices OF the Peace and the Constables of the sal
County OF columbia, that they be then and there In
their proper person at 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF
said { tn day OF Feb with their records inqui-
sitlons and other remenbiances to do those things
which to their offices appertan to be done. And
those that are bound by recognizance to prosecute
against the prisoners that are may be in the jail
OF the said county OF Columbia to be then and there
to prosecute them as shall be Just. Jurors are re-
quested to be punctual In their attendance,
agreeably to their notices. Dated at Bloomsbury
(-C-) the 9Th day Of Jan. In the year OF our
( L.. s. Lord one thousand eight hundred and
eleventh year Of the Independence OF the United
States OF America
sherih's once, SAMUEL SMITH,.
Sheriff
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Buckhorn.

We are little out of our natura
order by writing this week, but Buck
horn is a little newsy, so we take the
opportunity to drop few notes.
Sleigh riding plays the principal part
in our employments.
Geo. Winner entertained load fro m
Espy on Thursday of last week the
same day load drove through town
bounu for VIM. Mcrehead's.
On the evening of the above day a
Frosty Valley crowd put up with
james Reichard. A sc Iod time" is a
good by'word for all sleighing parties,
Friday evening a load Of married
and unmarried started for Chas, Has
sert's, Bloomsburg.
Saturday morning at 7 o'clock load
start d out aiming Tor Benton. II con.
sisted of eleven of the feminine sex
and two masculine characters, a driver
and brakeman. The air was keen
but the party was merry. They reach
ed their destination, Miss NJ. Dildine's, s,
by i o'clock. After being thawed up
and parIaking of au excellent dinner
@, Dildine hiiched a team TO a sled and
drove the party through the town of
Benton, In this little ride they stopped
at Mrs. Annie Chapins form rly of
this place, Miss Appleman, post-mis-
tress OF Benton, spied some acquaint-
ances in the party, and came out to
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THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BIOOMSBURG COLUMBIA

skilfully and more for the benefit OF man
kind than any ono else The man Of gen.
eral information Is a sort of Jack .of-all-
Trades and i'n't skilled enough In any one
to be Of the greater usefulness. Expert.
ence proves that many studies distract,
confuse and dwarf the mind of youth |;
whereas few studies give clear thought and
enlarged mental grasp. In placing side by
aide, in our academies, pupils who began
their studies in large towns and cities,
where many branches are taught, where
school terms are long aud where everything
Is done to make learning pleasant and to
excite the pupils ambition and appetite for
learning and, those who began their stud
les In our country schools, where pupils
study only few of the elementary
branches, at time, where little Is done to
excite the pupils ambition and zeal In
learning, he found that the country boy al
most invariably understood more clearly,
grasped more thor5ua hly, could apply
what he had learned far better, took a
deeper interest in his studies and it. every
way outstrippcd the city youth. Do not
weary the child in attempting to teach ma
ny things at once.
Prof Noetling spoke Of corporal pun
ishment and said that there was some
weakness in the teacher who had to rule
with the rod. Mr.. Snyder talked of Read
ing and said that the pupil should be taught
to read naturally. Supt Grimes announc-
ed that he had intended to give talk on
Incentives to Reading but on account of
the lateness of the hour omitted IL. Alter
some general remarks by all the above
speakers, "A vote of thanks and resolution
to have another institute this winter, the
meeting adjourned sine die.
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John Roach Dead.

John Roach, the great ship builder
died at his home in New York on
Monday His disease was cancer in
the mouth. lie was a sclf.made man
He came to this country a penuicss
boy without friend. His only capital
was pluck aud determination. From
an uneducated day laborer he became
the owner of great iron mills and of a
shipyard renowned the world over. H.
built ships by the score. Most OF the
great iron steam vessels running or
our coasts were launched under his dl
rection. He dealt in millions. Not
only merchant vessels but naval vessels
grew under his hands. Between 1867
and 1885 his contracts with the govern
ment alone reached nearly Sl6,0OO,'
600. At one time his private forum,
was estimated at S5,000,000 But bis
ideas was large, his risks heavy and
fortune was constantly fluctuating. His
pride were in his ships. With the re
cent controversy over the Dolphin his
heart broke. Failing health and LOST
courage drove him to an assignment
But fortunately it was not an aetna
failure, and an ample fortune will re
main after the settlement.
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greet them. Arriving at their stopping
place again, they spent short time in
poking fun and at 8 o'clock made for
home, at which place they arrived by
7 o'clock. All report capital time.
Baltis Hartman met with what might
very easily have been fatal accident
last Saturday. While loading rail-
road ties he slipped and fell, falling
with his head on top Of sill lying on
the ground, at the same instant the
sill he was loading fell back on his
head.
On FNi1ay afternoon the Va'lev
schoo SURPRISED the Forks school wi, h
a visit. We understand that this is to
be practised to some extent this winter.
School visits 10 body are something
rev in Hemlock. 1t is a question
whether much is gained by the visitors
or the visited, especially in school
room of small seating capacity. We
have not armed if the School Board
has given teachers the privilege to play
away half day now and then, or. no.
Mrs. Mlggie Hartman is spending
the week with her sister, Hattie K Jb-
in', of Pottsgrove.
Bnckhorn was full of agents Monday
morning.
Tuesday forenoon, Il. Weaver had a
lime hauling frolic.
Tuesday evening, the grangers had
an oyster supper in their hall.
Programmes for the Sunday School
Convention this Saturday are out.
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Democratic State Committee.

In accordance with the rules of the
Democracy of Pennsylvania, the Demo
cratic State Comu ittee will meet at the
Bolton House, ir the city of Harris.
burg, at p. M, on Wednesday, Jan
10, to elect Chairman, Permanent
Secretary, and seven members of the
Executive Committee; and also to fix
the quadrennial opportionment of Del
egates TO the State Convention.
w. q. HENsEI,
Chairman.
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A Gall for Patriotism,

Mr.. Flower is right in saying that,
with the House Democratic and the
Senate Republican, there must be a
compromise in order to effect the re.
duction in taxation which both parties
declare to he necessary.
The World has frequently empha.
SIZED this fact. A compromise is like.
wise rendered necessary by the divis-
ion in both parties, particularly among
the Democrats, as to the direction in
which the reduction should be made.
Some wish to cut down the tariff only.
Others wish to abolish the internal rev.
enue taxes. Leading Republicans
notably Senator Hoar and other Mass.
achusetts men--favor a reduction OF
revenue by placing, more of the raw
materials Of manufacture upon the free
list.
In short, party lines are not drawn
upon the most important question of
the session-that OF cutting off the
surplus. And if the lines were drawn,
the fact that the House is controlIe,,
by one party and the Senate by anothe,
would prevent any action. IL this stat
of affairs there is but one recourse
Patriotism must take precedence oI
parti-anship. Private interest mus,
give way to the public interest. Per
sonal views must be suhordinated to
the decision of a majority. Ere.
tobacco f'r the poor and an abatement
of the tariff taxes on universal necessi
ties afford fair basis of compromise
Let Congress rise above party an'
give the people rrlief from unnecessar,
| taxatioB.- World.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-01-14

Two old men named Perry and Price
were found dead in house on Locust
street, Philadelphia, one day last week.
They had lived together for some years.
There was but little furniture in the
house and nothing to eat. A coroners s
jury found they were frozen to death
evidently while on a debaucb. Though
they had lived in abjec, squalor, Perry
was rich man, and about Sl50,00O in
money and securities were found hidden
about the premises He was unmarried
and he proved of more benefit 10 his
relatives dead than livin".
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-01-14

court OF common Pleas OF Columbia county, fhi
and TO me directed, will be exposed TO public sale,
at the court house, in Bloomsbury, on
MONDA Y, February 7, 1887,
at p. m, all that certain tract OF land situate
in Pine township. columbia county, Pa, bounded
and described as follows, to-wit: on he north by
land OF Y. N. Bogart on the east by land OF Jacob
A. Chamberlain, on the south by land OF C. w.
Ewes and on the west by land OF Ezra Runyan
estate, containing nifty acres, whereon are erected
a two-story plank house and outbulldings
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property OF JohL NJ. Chamberlin.
IKKLBR & HERRING, Attys, III. Fa.
ALSO,
The following real estate OF Rudolph Yeayer,
situate In Catawissa township, columbia county,
Pa, bounded and described as follows to.wlt: on
the north by lands OF Peter Luxenbeiger, on the
west by lands OF George Murray, on the south by
public road and on the east by lands OF Harry
HILL containing thirty acres, more or less whereon
is erected story and half stone house
Seized, taken In execution, at the suit OF Henry
Holm ms, admir-, vs. Rudolph Yeager, and to be
sold as the property of Rudolph Yeaser.
YOcUM & GEYKR Attys vend. Ex
SAMUEL SMITH
janf4 sheriff.
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ELECTION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting
OF members OF the Columbia Couny Agricultural
horticultural and Mechanical Association for the
Bloomsbury, Satu day January 18th lss7 at two
O'Clock p. and for the transaction OF such other
ing. H:y. WHITE Sect
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-01-14

After hard fight George MCGOWAN
was reelected President of the Ameri-
Gus Club of Philadelphia, John Welsh
being his opponent. The club is a
prominent and influential Democratic
organization.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-01-14

Estate OF Elizabeth Kline deceased Greenwood t,cp
Letters testan entary in said estate having
been granted to the undersigned executor
all persons indebted TO said estate are hereby no
titled to pay the same, and those ha' ing claims
aIainsr said estate present the same to
Aaron X. PATTERSON, EXECUTOR
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-01-14

The Pennsylvania State Editorial
Association will meet in Annual Ses-
sion at the Lochiel Hotel, Harrisburg,
on Wednesday, January 10, 1887, at 2
o'clock D. m, sharp.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-01-14
TO ADVERTISERS I

For check for SEQ we " II print a ten-line ad-
yertisement IN OF million Issues OF leading Amer
lean newspapers This is at the rate OF only one
NTH OF cent line for l,01 circulation The
advertisement Will be placed before one million
dtDerem newspaper puTchlser,-or FIVE MILLION
READERS. Ten lines Will accommodate sbOut rs
words. Address with copy OF Adv and check or
send 80 cents for book OF 80 pages.
GEO. r. HOWELL q CO., 10 spruce ST., New
YORK. Janl4 A
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Estate OF Maggie D. Lord, bloomsbury, Pa
Letters OF administration on sad estate, having
been granted to the undersigned administrator
all persons indebted to said est te are hereby no
titled to pay the same, and those having claim
against said estate to pre- ent the same TO
NJ. c. WOODWARD, Administrator.
duat
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-01-14
OTICR TO STOCKHOLDERS.

There will be an election OF Board Of Director
OF the bloomsbury Banking company, at thei
banking house, on Tuesday, Jar uary II, 1857, at
uec94. Ii H. GkOrZ, Cashier.
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ID AILROAD ELECTION.


VfFIOE UT TIE d. a o " " NUi DLOUHobUH'f n
January 10, 1857.
The stockholders OF the Rlbomsburg & sullivan
Railroad company will meet at the onlce OF the
Company In the town OF Bloomsbury on Tuesday
the first day OF February, 1881, at 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon OF that day, TO elect President and Di.
r ctors OF said company for the ensuing ear, and
for the transaction OF other business.
Jan. l4th 1887 II. j. CONNER Secretary,
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

In re estate or DANIEL Force. late OF Ffshinocreek
Ttrp., deceased.
Letters testamentary on the said estate
having been granted TO the undersigned exr.,
all persons indebted t said state are hereby no.
tihed to pay the same, nd those having claims
against said estate present he same to
ISAAC A. DEWITT, ExR.,
dec3l. RhorSburg COL Co., Pa
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

ESTATE OF JACKSON IEIBY. DFCRAsHD
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by the Or
phans' Court OF Columbia county, Pa. TO distribute
the funds In the hands of the administrator, Will
Sit at his offlce In Bloomsbury. on Wednesday, jan
uary 49, 1887, at l0o'clock a. m when and where
all parties having claims against aid estate must
appear and prove the same or be forever debarred
fr ON coming In on said fund. JNO. NJ. CLARK,
dec3l. Auditor.
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Nsw YoRk MARksTs.


heported bV G. s, Palmer, Wholesale Commission
heichdidi l33 Redde ST., ~ L.
New York, Jan. 10, 1887.
Fresh gathered eggs are selling at prices, from
2S 9 70 iSc per dozen; lined or preserved eggs 22c.
s stock o fancy poultry Is not large and chick
nus III, especially ore In good demand, and meeting
n mlth ready sale ut from II to l2c er ID. Fowls
y, ~ lVc, urkeys are more plenty and selling choice
ssock sok from II 10 l2c inferior 9tol0 Choice quail
fSuO 70 ~ - per dozen. Gr use C 10 ~ per pair
tarlfldges 30 10 b0c. Wild ducks, red he d. . .25
% sLnO per pair Mallald tOc 10 81 25 common
ol 70 0 a pair Rabbits 25c pair All fresh ar
vas OF cholce dressed veas are selling readily at
lc ana STRICTLY ia cy stock can be sold at l2c fair
extra tubs and pal s. fresh favored 20 20 2Sc good
* * 10 2hc interior IL TO zoe No material ch nge
IN the market on fruits. Choice grades OF apples
bringing from $40 10 50 30 per Dbl medium
sIahes s2Y5 10 80 Choice early rose, burbank
ana hebron potatoes 81 so 10 q. Is per bb sweet
pVt Toes S''O per Dbl. Fancy, dark cranOeTlle5
sellhg IRON 81 On 10 5000 per bbl boxes ~ 70 10
70 w. hickory nuts Sl.5 10 10 per bushel onions
Ten ana yellow 500 TO az SO per Dbl Cabbage Is
very scarce ana selling choice HAT Dutch from
t0 t2W 10 y % per hundred heads. RUSSIAN turnlps
tliO per bbl. Celery sl.25 u fi.50 per dozen,
,Menluln ans fl65 TO go. Marrow 81 20 10 t2W'
, " Mnlte kluheS ~ 30 TO SEQ red sl.tO 10 tlbo'
rahey eVapofeted applrs selling 1ToIn ~ 10 ldc,
rlhg cul n ced 10 TO ice; sun dried A. 10 &C Evap'
f.apOeilles lsc sun dried lie. tluIns &C. BLACK
Deiiles and q eTies l0o Honey ranging ~ price
si''O 70 800 per To- Glover seed ~ TO Sac per
10; Timothy seed $500 TO s2.l0 per busheL Hay
sellhg ifom 70 TO SIC per cwt. Rye straw
eo 70 IOc. fuIs, Mink 75c TO 25. Fox zoe 70 is
haccoon 6Oc TO q. 20 Skunk l5c TO sl.3O. MafteR
N'xo 70 1900 Muskrat 10 lsc
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RHlLADElrHIA MARxETs.

CORRECTED WEEKLY.
FEED'-Western winter bran, spot 1880 a 425
tLOu uR.-N estern extras $40 "a $50 Penn'a
Iainlly, Ss7k@ 400 Ohio clear. 4.25 "a 4.b0 winter
patent a'5 "a 80; Penna. roller process 4.l0 q
WNJHEAT-Pennsylvania VIE red, No. 10
CoRN.-50 "a "a
0ATs.-No. white a 35 No. O. 81
HAY AND STRAW Timothy-Choice Western
Anu anu New YORK, l4.00, fair TO good Western and
NeM N lOrS 800 "a l2 90; medium Western and New
11oIk, s@l cut hay as to quality IA "a 10.
nye straw 100 1850, Wheat straw, 10. oat straw
PoTAToEs-New 40 "a 60 per Dbl.
,EIMGS..Pennsylyania IL; western l2H.
Cbl d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. creamery prints 23a2t
l2. ''' ~ ~
LIVE PoULTRY.-Fowls. II al2b
phEosED DfoULTRY.-Chickens, II "a II
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

BY virtue OF sundry writs, issued out Of the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Columbia county, Pa,
and TO me directed will be exposed to public sale,
at the Court house In Rlnomshnrg on
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

dec8i.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

dec IT,
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SCRIPTrM SCRIBAL.
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T. w. TRUMP,
Columbia, S. c.

a grocer being solicited to contribute to
tie building OF II church, promptly sub.
scribed his name to the paper in the follow.
ing manner: "John Jones che only place
IN town where you can get eleven pounds
OF 81 gar for a dollar) twenty-five cents.
Lay off your overcodt, or you won't
feel IL when you go out" said the landlord
of a Western inn to a guest who was sitting
by the fire. The last time | was here I
left off my o%vercoat. / didn't feel 1t when
l went out, and | haven't felt 1t since"
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NEW YORH Fashions.
Bridal Costumes, trimmings, Evening
Costumes, Chris mas Doys,

tFI ON Ncw York Lcitcr)

kfIOln q Now YORK LCilcr)
AS MORE is the leading material in
handsome outfits OF every kind, so is it
the first choice in bridal costumes.
Scarce ever alone, bnt combined with
other fabrics, such as loILe FmncniSC,
gros grain or heavy rep or sntin, Which
come i'll ion their share OF attention and
are the rather chosen for some quite
stylish occasions. For semi dress cere.
monies, silk warp white wool is pretty
and rivals cashmere, both Of which can
be offset by richer goods, while attrac
two and comparatively inexpensive
dresses are Of white India or China silk.
Styles in making tend towards simplici.
ty, %adornment being brought about more
by trimming than complicated sweep of
drapcry, but these ideas are not rigorous
and occasionally for slender bride the
modIste employs the boulllut. in gen
erai lIkowI Q, the train is iuli, long and
simply but nov and then rich falls
of lace are placed IN ornament. Plain
ness, however, is the rule and garniture
is mussed on the sides and front where
by aid of crystal passementerio, pearlod
net, strands of perl, gold or silver beads
and fridges, valeneiennes, duchess or
lace, veritable pictures fine por-
rayal. Orange blossoms remain stand
Ird, but any attractive white flower may
20 selected in prefere nee. Long white
i'd gloves, dressed or undressed with
inc or heavy stitching. For brides
maids, q stylish choice is MORE silk with
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GrNEnAL NEWS NOTES.
Items OF interest Gathered from Sa'iou-
0uGrtETE.
Jacob Sharp has hccn released on hail.

NcnlVc Is Slowly SNlN'NS INTo INC
judge Francis II. Anderson Of L,X;uw
ton, Va. is dead.
A c,r,o,a of co,io, wos hu,nad ,t Pros,
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burned las, ni"ht Lnss S5o Geo
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..,srE&E;D Al.p. ESCGsDkSE,

rvrw 4 caolaor LS.atCu. or ErGption,
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H',iu, in short, all diseases caused 10y bad
blood Iro conquered by this powerful, puri-
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"'I8aE EEG31 pS TEEn E..EE.,,
cleanse il hy using Br. g'iCrcc'..
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di,v,iiOn, fI!r "!iiH, huoyant Spirn
SAP and Vltai ttrUi,;Si1, viii he Cstabiish,d d.
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bod, @I4 lunqs.

II YOU g.rl avn. GuNry. h"hiitntCa, havo
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rs. Ai"rr"'@ Golden Medical Dis~
GEVsy ff uH 'rFrHsrl.
zee N"gH auugs. splitting OF
st'rC1, ShHrtuCs" OF Tsr"NtI,, Hron.
r~.','is, NfsiiNtI!. sever Coughs, and
J. .i."d g!,..,ul,s II Is an chicirnt remedy.
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u' ,'t cent, IN etH,"rs for Or. picrcc's
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"A Hot Cnmpaign-riaS"r~ Curses Am"
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